generations of intel cpu?

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Basically, slightly faster instruction executions due to improvements in the architecture; basically 3% - 5% every generation since the 2nd generation Sandy Bridge series. Slightly higher clockspeed which also helps performance. Slightly more power efficient. The biggest improvement though is generally the integrated graphics core; the Intel HD's performance increases by roughly 15% every generation. For example, the Intel HD 620 in 7th gen CPUs is roughly around 200% more powerful than the Intel HD 3000 in 2nd generation CPUs. If only CPU performance increases by that much...
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but for example a intel i7 6 gen and i 7 7 gen both of 4.0 ghz will have the same speed? only the difference of power and others?
 
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Basically, slightly faster instruction executions due to improvements in the architecture; basically 3% - 5% every generation since the 2nd generation Sandy Bridge series. Slightly higher clockspeed which also helps performance. Slightly more power efficient. The biggest improvement though is generally the integrated graphics core; the Intel HD's performance increases by roughly 15% every generation. For example, the Intel HD 620 in 7th gen CPUs is roughly around 200% more powerful than the Intel HD 3000 in 2nd generation CPUs. If only CPU performance increases by that much...
 
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